Multiple-Choice Grammar Quiz with 30 questions:
Choose the correct sentence:
a. Him and I went to the store.
b. He and I went to the store.
c. Me and him went to the store.
Select the proper verb form:
a. She have a cat.
b. She has a cat.
c. She had a cat.
Identify the correct use of the apostrophe:
a. The cats food is on the counter.
b. The cat’s food is on the counter.
c. The cats’ food is on the counter.
Choose the correct word:
a. Their going to the party.
b. They’re going to the party.
c. There going to the party.
Identify the sentence with proper subject-verb agreement:
a. The team are playing well.
b. The team is playing well.
c. The team be playing well.
Choose the appropriate pronoun:
a. Her and I enjoyed the movie.
, b. She and me enjoyed the movie.
c. She and I enjoyed the movie.
Select the correct past tense:
a. I run a marathon last year.
b. I ran a marathon last year.
c. I had run a marathon last year.
Identify the correct use of the comparative form:
a. This is the goodest cake I’ve ever tasted.
b. This is the better cake I’ve ever tasted.
c. This is the best cake I’ve ever tasted.
Choose the proper conjunction:
a. Neither John nor Mary is coming.
b. Neither John or Mary is coming.
c. Neither John nor Mary are coming.
Select the correct sentence with proper punctuation:
a. Let’s eat, grandpa!
b. Lets eat grandpa!
c. Let’s eat grandpa!
Identify the correct preposition:
a. We’re going to the park between 3 to 5 PM.
b. We’re going to the park among 3 to 5 PM.
c. We’re going to the park between 3 and 5 PM.
Choose the right modal verb:
Choose the correct sentence:
a. Him and I went to the store.
b. He and I went to the store.
c. Me and him went to the store.
Select the proper verb form:
a. She have a cat.
b. She has a cat.
c. She had a cat.
Identify the correct use of the apostrophe:
a. The cats food is on the counter.
b. The cat’s food is on the counter.
c. The cats’ food is on the counter.
Choose the correct word:
a. Their going to the party.
b. They’re going to the party.
c. There going to the party.
Identify the sentence with proper subject-verb agreement:
a. The team are playing well.
b. The team is playing well.
c. The team be playing well.
Choose the appropriate pronoun:
a. Her and I enjoyed the movie.
, b. She and me enjoyed the movie.
c. She and I enjoyed the movie.
Select the correct past tense:
a. I run a marathon last year.
b. I ran a marathon last year.
c. I had run a marathon last year.
Identify the correct use of the comparative form:
a. This is the goodest cake I’ve ever tasted.
b. This is the better cake I’ve ever tasted.
c. This is the best cake I’ve ever tasted.
Choose the proper conjunction:
a. Neither John nor Mary is coming.
b. Neither John or Mary is coming.
c. Neither John nor Mary are coming.
Select the correct sentence with proper punctuation:
a. Let’s eat, grandpa!
b. Lets eat grandpa!
c. Let’s eat grandpa!
Identify the correct preposition:
a. We’re going to the park between 3 to 5 PM.
b. We’re going to the park among 3 to 5 PM.
c. We’re going to the park between 3 and 5 PM.
Choose the right modal verb:
